Jurish, Nablus District — A predictable chronicle of settler-military collaboration.
Monday, October 5, 2026.
During the day, settlers encroached upon the Juna farm in Jurish (Area B) with a herd and stole olives.
About half an hour later, a drone appeared over the site. Roughly 45 minutes later, settlers trespassed onto private land, violently attacked residents and human rights activists present at the scene, sprayed them with pepper spray, and stole a mobile phone.
The activists managed to drive them off; the settlers left shortly before the army arrived. The security coordinator of the Migdalim settlement was spotted nearby; he, too, left before the army arrived.
The army, summoned by the activists, arrived about 10 minutes later and declared the area a closed military zone.
Immediately after the activists left, the settlers returned—in a move that appeared coordinated in advance with the soldiers. The soldiers raided the house, brutally damaged its contents, and arrested one of the residents.